You ask?

[sfla]

What's the difference between parsley and pussy?

Parsley.

Pussy.

 

[papadoc19]

What is the utility of having the Second Deathstar tethered to Endor for its defensive capabilities? Doesn't that rendered it useless as a weapon to project power through the known universe?

 

[sfla]

What is the utility of having the Second Deathstar tethered to Endor for its defensive capabilities? Doesn't that rendered it useless as a weapon to project power through the known universe?

Remember, it was under construction at the time, and it's alleged unfinished, nonoperational, and therefore vulnerable state was used to lure the Alliance into a trap.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxMd93aCvd0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dddAi8FF3F4

 

[BradBigBrain]

Parsley.

Pussy.

Nope. The difference between parsley and pussy is that nobody eats parsley.

 

[sfla]

Nope. The difference between parsley and pussy is that nobody eats parsley.

Well, I have been pwned.

 

[sfla]

And a self bump.

 

[DayMaker]

SF - city I lived in when I started with Lit
LA - short form for Lana, which is a short form in itself for Elana.

1. Obtain a sufficient quantity of fissionable material. Any element above iron on the periodic table is a candidate for fissionable material, because it will release more energy upon fissioning than it takes to cause the fission process. Ideally, the material chosen should be "fissile," that is, capable of a sustained fission reaction; both uranium-235 and plutonium-239 are excellent fissile materials.
   
2. Enrich the fissionable material by increasing its proportion of highly radioactive to less-radioactive isotopes. For uranium, this means increasing the proportion of uranium-235 to uranium-238.
   
3. Place the fissionable material in a modulating material designed to sustain the fission reaction without absorbing neutrons. Early reactors used graphite purified of boron contaminants or heavy water, while later reactors also use helium or beryllium.
   
4. Incorporate a neutron-absorbing control material that can be inserted and withdrawn as necessary to control the fission process. Most nuclear reactors use rods of cadmium to absorb stray neutrons.
   
5. Surround the fissionable material with several feet of concrete or other material to absorb alpha, beta and gamma radiation created by the material itself and during the fission process.
   
6. Withdraw the control material.
   
7. Fire a beam of neutrons at the fissionable material. A neutron impacting the nucleus of an atom will cause it to split into two nuclei of lighter elements and release additional neutrons. If these neutrons impact other nuclei and split them, a sustained fission reaction, or chain reaction is created. Using the heat generated from this reaction to power a steam turbine is how most nuclear reactors produce power. The reaction can be dampened by reinserting the control material.
   

I am deadly serious. 42.

*swoonthud*

 

[sfla]

*swoonthud*

LOL, but is that a question?

 

[SailorJerry]

Sadly, these topics are outside of my area of expertise. I may be a renascence boi, but even I have limits

In your opinion, knowing what you know about the Camera Obscure, and the Turin Shroud, do you think it was faked in this way, some other way, or the real "McCoy" ?

 

[DayMaker]

LOL, but is that a question?

There was a question, I'm sure...but I think I hit my head when I hit the floor...

What was I gonna ask?

 

[sfla]

In your opinion, knowing what you know about the Camera Obscure, and the Turin Shroud, do you think it was faked in this way, some other way, or the real "McCoy" ?

I am way too much of a Jew for this question, sorry. Should have had it sent to the good dry cleaners down on Malta St.

 

[SailorJerry]

I am way too much of a Jew for this question, sorry. Should have had it sent to the good dry cleaners down on Malta St.

hmm, and I though sfla stood for 'Some Four Lettered Acronym' ...

 

[sfla]

hmm, and I though sfla stood for 'Some Four Lettered Acronym' ...

Sadly, no.

 

[stickwork]

Sadly, no.

Were push-ups a customary form of exercise when Isaac Newton was alive?

 

[sfla]

Were push-ups a customary form of exercise when Isaac Newton was alive?

No. The main exercises were croquet, wrestling, and coal mining.

 

[papadoc19]

No. The main exercises were croquet, wrestling, and coal mining.

I ask where have you gone?